VISUAL PHONEMES AND SYNCHRONIZATION METHOD FOR LIP MOVEMENTS

Abstract

Abstract: This article examines contemporary methods for synchronizing visual phonemes and lip movements. Visual phonemes are essential in the perception of human speech, aligning the movements of the mouth, lips, and facial expressions with phonetic units during articulation. The study addresses both linguistic and technological aspects of synchronization processes, focusing on modern approaches that ensure coherence between acoustic and visual signals through various algorithms and models. The results provide key scientific recommendations for improving visual and auditory synchronization, with particular attention to their application in interactive systems and computer animation.